THE

2012

July-August-September

Quarterly Issue

UNITED WE STAND God Bless the U.S. Military Forces

ISAA Website: www.iowastatearchery.com or www.iowastatearchery.org ISAA Pro Am Website: www.isaaproam.com NFAA Website: www.nfaa-archery.org

2012 Delta-McKenzie

ISAA Trail Shoot August 11 & 12

HITAGA Archery Club North of Cedar Rapids

See Page 2

Voting Ballots for ISAA President position will be mailed to you. Please vote and return your postage paid ballot to ISAA Secretary Monica Sargent.

PRESLEYS OUTDOORS ANNUAL INDOOR TOURNAMENT INFORMATION-PAGE 29 RINEHART 100 3D PAGE - 24

ISAA Bid Sheet

2013 ISAA Tournaments

Page 20

ARROW HOUND - Table Of Contents Page �✁✁✂✄✂☎✆✆ ✝✞✟✠✡☛ ☞✌✞✍✡✎✄✂✠✏✎ ✝✁✟✑ 5 Archery Field & Sport 6 BID Sheet for ISAA 2013 Tournaments ✒ due by September 5

th, 2012 20

Buck Hollow Sports Ad (Knoxville) 9 Calendar of Events 26 Carlson Ad (John Carlson) 19 CONTEST Applications ✓ Deer ✓ Fish ✓ Turkey (no legal for trade receipts needed) See: www.iowastatearchery.com

✔✂✕✆✠✌✞✍✡ ✖✂✁✁✆☛ �✍✗✘✆✍✏✎ �✙ 7 D & J Archery Ad ✒ Ft. Dodge (owner ISAA member Dave Anderson) 3 Gismos & Gadgets Ad 5 Hickory Ridge Ad 9 HITAGA Archers hosts Rinehart 3-D ✓ and ISAA Delta/McKenzie Trail Shoot 2 & 24 HUNTERS ✓ Deer, Turkey, Black Bear, Cinnamon Bear 3 & 19 PLUMB CREEK Ad & Plumb Creek Staff & Archer at Pro Am! 6 & 8 Hickory Ridge Bowhunters Ad (Knoxville) 9 IBA ✓ Iowa Bowhunters Association Ad 11 Iowa County Archers Ad 5 ISAA Tournament Results & Photos 14 - 18 ISAA BOARD MEMBERS & CLUB INFORMATION (phone numbers & e-mail addresses) 27 ISAA Minutes of Membership Meeting ✒ ISAA Secretary Monica Sargent 22-24

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MESSAGE PAGE (State & National Shoot dates) 19 Mohawk Archers Ad 14 OSAGE CONSERVATION CLUB 10 Plumb Creek Ad 8 ✫✬✭✮✯✰✭✱✲✳✮ ✴✭✲✲✭✬ 3 PRESLEYS Tournament Ad 25 Quad Cities Senior Olympics Results 21 Turkey Hunters Reports & Photos by Jan Kostka 10 & 19 Waltonian Archers Ad 13

From the Editor✵✵

First of all, the above Index has been updated, so if anyone has a question or spots a boo-boo, please send me an e-✄✂✢✁✶ ✚✏d rather be corrected than forever wrong. ISAA members will receive a voting ballot in US mail with a stamped addressed return postcard. The vote is for the position of ISAA President✶ ✚✡✏✎ ✑✆✆✠ ✂ ✁✞✠✷ ✡✢✄✆ ✎✢✠✗✆ ★✆ ✘✂✕✆ ✘✂✙ ✡★✞ ✞✍ ✄✞✍✆ nominations for positions on the ISAA Board. Please take the time to put an x in one of the boxes for the person you want to vote for and drop in the mail by September 1st. Ballots will be

counted at the 2012 ISAA Board Meeting in September (usually the 3rd weekend in September according to the bylaws, I think). Also, the ISAA Bid Sheet is on page 20 of this Arrow Hound for our ISAA Charter/Clubs to complete and return to the ISAA President or Secretary before September 5th (e-mail & mailing addresses of the Pres. & Sec. is on page 28 of this Arrow Hound. An important reminder to all archers (including your families & friends), is that the 2nd annual Iowa Trail Shoot, a marked yardage 3-D is August 11 & 12 at Hitaga Archery Range in Walker, Iowa, just north of Cedar Rapids. Bring your range finder for the fun of it and consider this a good practice for hunting this fall. This shoot is open to anybody from any State, etc. See the full page ad on Page 2 for information on two 1st Place $1,000 prize, etc. We need your support to make this event a success. Bring a car load of archers, all ages, for fun & competition. Last but not least, see Page 24 for information on the Rinehart Shoot, also at Hitaga Archers Club, later in August! Many unusual targets.

Barb Sharp, ISAA Editor Sharpbk11@msn.com

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OSAGE CONSERVATION CLUB (ESTABLISHED 1947)

2012 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

INDOOR ARCHERY

JANUARY 21 & 22 300 ROUND

FEBRUARY 11 & 12 300 ROUND

LINES @ 10 AM & 1PM

@MITCHELL CO. FAIRGROUNDS RANGE (South 10th

St.)

OUTDOOR ARCHERY

JUNE 17 3D & 600 ROUND - 8:00 Am. Start-- Scorecards in by 3pm.

AUGUST 5 3D & 600 ROUND - NO BROADHEADS

@ OCC Range by Spring Park (west of Osage off HWY 9)

Contacts: Joe Huffman @ 641-220-6025 or Doug Cassmann @ 641- 425-5267

Iowa Season Opener Morning Day One

By Jan Kostka

First Day Double - Teamwork We set up in the dark on opening day north of Mason City. At daybreak, when Gary used his owl call, toms gobbled within 50 yards. We heard clucking, so Gary responded with his slate call. We could see many birds in the grass behind us. One tom came quickly to the jake decoy seven yards in front of our blind. Three hen decoys also enticed the tom. Jan just had to wait until the tom gave her a clear shot broadside. At seven yards distance, Jan shot her bird at 6:28 a.m. Three more toms came in to investigate, and two jumped on her downed bird. Gary drew his bow, and shot his tom at 15 yards. Gary shot his bird at 6:35. Another big tom, two jakes and three hens were behind us. We waited until they all moved �✁✂✄☎✆✂ ✝✞✂✄☎ ✟✆�✞✂✆ ✠✆ ✡✆�✄ ✞✁✂ ✟✡☛✝☞✌ ✍✎✂✏✑✒ ✟☛✂☞

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11 Permanent Ad �Does Not Expire

Expires Dec 2012

2012 Mohawk Archery Club Indoor Series

Jan. 14, 15 300 round, lines at 10 am and 1 pm Sat., 1pm Sun.

Jan. 29 Indoor 3-D, continuous line from 10am to 2:30pm

Feb. 11, 12 300 Vegas, lines at 10 am and 1 pm Sat., 1pm Sun.

March 4 Indoor 3-D, continuous line from 10am to 2:30pm

March 24, 25 300 round, lines at 10 am and 1 pm Sat., 1pm Sun.

Mohawk Archery Club Outdoor Series Registration starts at 9:00am and ends at 1:30pm for all outdoor shoots

April 22 3-D and 600 round

May 6 3-D and 600 round

June 10 3-D and 600 round

July 22 3-D and 600 round

August 19 3-D and 600 round

September 8 & 9 Championship 3-D and 600 round

Swap meet bring your old archery equipment sell & trade Outdoor location HWY 65 North - B20 East

Contacts Todd Hull at 641- 430- 6692 Brent Hanson at 641-494-7805

Web site www.mohawkarchery.org

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MOHAWK ARCHERY CLUB 840 1/2 12th NW

Mason City, IA 50401

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Name Class Score xcount Name Class Score xcount

Samantha Jacobs AFFS 560 1st RyanGreenlief AMFS 597 41 1st

Gayla Lewis AFFS 528 2nd Rhett Knoll AMFS 595 29 2nd

Brev Airy AFFS 437 3rd David Jaeggi AMFS 594 37 3rd

Tim Sargent AMFS 584 30

Steff Bisinger AFFSLR/L 445 1st Dave Harms AMFS 581 15

Caiti O'Dougherty AFFSLR/L 301 2nd Matt Reber AMFS 575

Warren Rush AMFS 575

Blake McDonell AMBHFS 582 18 1st Jason Reber AMFS 574

Mark Wagner AMBHFS 579 2nd Kevin Deaton AMFS 561 9

Mark Berg AMBHFS 570 14 3rd Marty Howell AMFS 559 9

Jared Lampe AMBHFS 570 Greg Bryan AMFS 555 7

Allan Asche AMBHFS 553 9 Steve Plein AMFS 550 6

Aaron Morrison AMBHFS 508

Roger Wilson MSMFS 586 24 1st

Matt Patrilla AMFSLR/L 520 1st Norm Swank MSMFS 574 2nd

Mike Thomason AMFSLR/L 476 2nd Ken Sharp MSMFS 558 3rd

Eric Bisinger AMFSLR/L 0 Dick Stream MSMFS 554

Lee Sill MSMFS 554

Paul Opperman AMTRAD 447 1st Robert Bridge MSMFS 547

John Carlson MSMFS 547

Hans-Eirik Breyholtz-Mott CMFS 566 1st Jim Bennett MSMFS 542

Charles Zvacek MSMFS 519

Tommy Thompson MSMFS 515

Tryston Engen CMFSL 423 1st Donald Mott MSMFS 487

Steve Cline MSMBB 477 1st Richard Mohr SMBHFS 574 1st

Bob Shipman SMBHFS 565 13 2nd

Bridger Deaton PMFS 598 46 1st Ron Mott SMBHFS 565 11 3rd

Lynn Hoch PMFS 596 36 2nd Gary Kostka SMBHFS 537 7

Ed Horn PMFS 592 25 3rd

Blake Lefler PMFS 590 27 Randy Petersburg SMBHFSL 568 9 1st

Marcia Jones SFBHFS 547 1st Ron Payne SMFS 582 1st

Barb Sharp SFBHFS 532 2nd Richard Pauley SMFS 572 2nd

Steve Tuveson SMFS 567 3rd

Cathy Kaplan SFFS 565 1st John Shappell SMFS 562 8

Patricia Bridge SFFS 546 2nd Craig Waite SMFS 559

Karol Swank SFFS 539 3rd Robert Manifold SMFS 556 9

Jan Kostka SFFS 512 Ray Jones SMFS 541 9

Randy Morrison SMFS 519 8

Name Class Score xcount

Molly Veith YAFFS 570 1st

Adriana Miene YAFFSLR/L 280 1st Colton Utley YAMFSLR/L 506 1st

Zack Bisinger YAMFSLR/L 504 2nd

Hunter Tuveson YAMFS 588 25 1st

Joe Vieth YAMFS 583 20 2nd Tessa Engen YFFS 483 1st

Alex Olson YAMFS 579 22 3rd

Nash Airy YAMFS 565 Kyra Ellis YFFSLR/L 458 1st

Austin Alan Lamphier YAMFS 357 1

Seth Marshall YMFS 560 1st

Camron Miene YMFSLR/L 578 1st Michale Mohr YMFS 539 2nd

2012 ISAA State Target NASP Highlights at Waverly Archery Range

STEFF COLTON AUSTIN NASH ADRIANA CAITI TESSA ZACK KYRA TRYSTEN CAMRON YA 445 YA 506 YA 357 YA 565 YA 280 A 301 Y 483 YA 504 Y 458 C 423 Y 578

The ISAA is proud to support Iowa NASP !

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2012 ISAA State Field Highlights at Waverly Archery Range

Marcia ✄ Alex - Samantha

Cathy

Steve Cline

Rhett Knoll

Barb Sharp, ISAA Editor

Bob Shipman, ISAA Treasurer

John ✄ Craig - Robert

Ryan Greenlief,new 2

nd Vice President

Jim - Dave

Jim ✄ Don ✄ Bob - Gary

Boyd - Rhett - Dean - Alan

John - Dave - Tom - Bob

Thank you Finley Manifold and Waverly Archery Club for another ISAA Field Shoot that was well ran as usual!! Thank you to Finley for coordinating this shoot and other Waverly Archery Range members. The concession was great as usual. We appreciate your hard work and beautiful range!!!

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2012 State Field � Hosted by Waverly Archery Range

Name Division Class Hunter Field Animal Total h/f total Place

Samantha Jacobs A FFS 245 254 268 767 499 1st

Blake McDonnell A MBHFS 263 262 287 812 525 1st

Jared Lampe A MBHFS 262 255 285 802 517 2nd

Aaron Morrision A MBHFS 256 243 278 777 499 3rd

Ryan Greenlief A MFS 279 276 289 844 555 1st

Rhett Knoll A MFS 274 268 288 830 542 2nd

Tim Sargent A MFS 268 269 288 825 537 3rd

Jim Hunt A MFS 269 266 284 819 535 Bridger Deaton ✁ Ed Horn

Boyd Mathis A MFS 266 260 285 811 526

Allen Robinson A MFS 267 262 279 808 529

Andrew Jones A MFS 266 260 281 807 526

Dave Harms A MFS 267 255 283 805 522

Dean Piagentini A MFS 259 257 281 797 516

Steve Cline MS MBB 231 225 253 709 456 1st

Roger Wilson MS MFS 272 259 282 813 531 1st

Tom Stelk MS MFS 261 260 280 801 521 2nd

Norm Swank MS MFS 260 256 278 794 516 3rd Tom Jurik

Dick Stream MS MFS 249 250 282 781 499

Lee Sill MS MFS 254 246 274 774 500

Bob Bridge MS MFS 247 228 278 753 475

John Carlson MS MFS 238 233 270 741 471

Jim Bennett MS MFS 239 245 250 734 484

Bridger Deaton Pro MFS 285 278 278 841 563 1st

Lynn Hoch Pro MFS 275 272 287 834 547 2nd

Ed Horn Pro MFS 265 268 282 815 533 3rd

Marica Jones S FBHFS 254 249 282 785 503 1st Joe Veith

Barb Sharp S FBHFS 242 239 258 739 481 2nd

Patricia Bridge S FFS 246 256 278 780 502 1st

Jan Kostka S FFS 234 233 267 734 467 2nd

Cathy Kaplan S FFS 235 224 249 708 459 3rd

Tom Jurik S MBH 178 169 230 577 347 1st

Jim Colwell S MBHFS 257 257 282 796 514 1st

Bob Shipman S MBHFS 257 248 280 785 505 2nd

Gary Kostka S MBHFS 249 241 266 756 490 3rd

Don Parker S MBHFS 234 240 267 741 474 Alex Olson

Ken Sharp S MBHFS 234 231 236 701 465

Richard Pauley S MFS 270 266 286 822 536 1st

Craig Waite S MFS 264 258 280 802 522 2nd

John Shappell S MFS 254 254 278 786 508 3rd

Robert Manifold S MFS 247 246 268 761 493

Ray Jones S MFS 238 238 272 748 476

Alex Olson YA MFS 273 266 287 826 539 1st

Joseph Veith YA MFS 265 268 279 812 533 2nd John Shappell

Gary Kostka

ISAA Sec. Monica ✁ Jan Kostka

Norm Swank

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ISAA TOURNAMENT CONTRACT

OFFICIAL BID SHEET OF _________________________ YEAR OF _________

Please check one: State Indoor ____ State Target ____ State Field ____ ISAA Trail Shoot ____

RESPONSIBILITIES OF HOST CLUB

1. The host club will supply a Tournament Chairman, Range Captain and Tournament Secretary. Please list names below: a. ____________________________ Tournament Chairman b. ____________________________ Range Captain c. ____________________________ Tournament Secretary 2. Provide space for tournament headquarters (facility for state meeting if needed). 3. The Tournament Chairman will select and furnish personnel on the local scene to help with responsibilities of the host as required for a successful tournament. 4. The host club shall carry NFAA insurance or equivalent (THE HOST SHALL NOT permit the sale of ALCOHOLIC beverage during the shoot). 5. The Tournament Chairman is to serve as assistant to the ISAA board in the preparation and the successful operation of the tournament. 6. The host shall provide: a. ______________ primitive camping b. ______________ information on flyers for motel/hotel accommodations 7. Tournament site: a. ______________ 14 course field range b. ______________ lane indoor range c. ______________ other 8. Host club to provide: (PLEASE CHECK IF APPLIES TO BID) a. __________ registration help b. __________ target butts-lighting-timers c. __________line officials/field captains 9. Miscellaneous items that need noted by host club: a. _______________ b. _______________ c. _______________ d. _______________

TOURNAMENT FEES

1. Tournament host will require $ ____ per adult, $ ____ per youth/cub,$ ____ per family All late fees are retained by the ISAA if set. 2. All proceeds from kitchen to be retained by the host club. 3. Please indicate if targets are: a. _____ furnished by ISAA b. _____ furnished by host club (reimbursed after event by the ISAA) If so, $ ____ per target $ _____ per set of targets for outdoors c. _____ other cost (3D targets) $ ______________ d. _____ shoot-back fee $_______, percent to club _____%, percent to ISAA _____%

RESPONSIBILITIES OF ISAA AT TOURNAMENT

1. Awards 2. **Registration (if hosting club handles registration, a $1.00 fee is awarded them per shooter).______ 3. Score Cards

Tournament Publicity (Arrowhound Add). Please submit BY SEPTEMBER 5H

to the ISAA President OR bring with you to the Annual Board Meeting. Submitted by: ________________ Host Club: ________________Officer: ___________Date:______ Bid accepted by ISAA President: __________________________ Date: _________ ISAA Secretary: _______________________ Date: _________

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Quad Cities Senior Olympics - Hosted by Davenport Valley Archers Long Grove, Iowa - June 19, 2011

The Archery Venue of the 22

th Annual Quad Cities Senior Olympics [QCSO] was hosted by the Davenport Valley Archers [DVA] at

their Outdoor Range near Long Grove, Iowa on June 9, 2012. A record high total of 34-Archers registered this year which was the 14

th time that Archery was included as a

QCSO Venue. The weather was perfect for shooting outdoor targets and there were some record high scores shot. Four records were broken by our Archers this year (refer to below listing in bold print). Our most unusual story is one of a participating archer, Bob Elliott, in just only a few weeks before the shoot was unable to shoot right-handed (his regular style). So as not to miss out on this event, Bob used another bow and shot the entire tournament left-handed, which resulted in the most impressive feat being that he still managed to score in the 800-point range. An official National Field Archer� ✁✂✂✄☎✆✝✞✆✄✟✠✂ 900 round was the tournament format consisting of shooting 30-arrows at 60-yards, 30-arrows at 50-yards, and 30-arrows at 40-yards. Six arrows were shot and scored as a group until all 90-arrows were shot. A perfect score totals 900 points using 10-points per arrow hitting the 4.3-inch diameter center ring of the target (bullseye). The shooters voted to continue shooting the 900 round for next year, in lieu of changing to a 600-round (60-arrow format).

NFAA 900 Round - Davenport Valley Archery Range- Long Grove

Last Name

First Name Category

Age Group SCORE

RECORD (previous)

Metal Awarded NEW RECORD

Sutter Janette FBHFS 60-64 780 833 GOLD

Lewis Gala FFS 50-54 731 779 GOLD

Swank Karol FFS 60-64 815 818 GOLD

Bridge Patricia FFS 60-64 810 818 SILVER

Shipman Bob MBHFS 55-59 873 (869) GOLD X

Mohr Rich MBHFS 55-59 873 873 SILVER

Mott Ron MBHFS 55-59 827 873 BRONZE

Mott Mike MBHFS 55-59 812 873

Parker Don MBHFS 55-59 785 873

Golliher Charles MBHFS 60-64 803 849 GOLD

Sutter Ken MBHFS 60-64 510 849 SILVER

Leslie Bruce MBHFS 65-69 857 (815) GOLD X

Bloomer Larry MBHFS 70-74 839 (830) GOLD X

Beaman Greg MFS 50-54 870 881 GOLD

Johnson Carl MFS 50-54 869 881 SILVER

Waite Craig MFS 55-59 865 878 GOLD

Willis Elbert MFS 55-59 862 878 SILVER

Pauley Richard MFS 60-64 871 881 GOLD

Payne Ronald MFS 60-64 866 881 SILVER

Potter Billy MFS 60-64 426 881 BRONZE

Horn Ed MFS 65-69 884 (877) GOLD X

Swank Norm MFS 65-69 860 884 SILVER

Elbe Ronald MFS 65-69 809 884 BRONZE

Stelk Thomas MFS 70-74 870 883 GOLD

Puckett Paul MFS 70-74 842 883 SILVER

Bennett James MFS 70-74 826 883 BRONZE

Elliott Robert MFS 70-74 801 883

Bridge Bob MFS 70-74 785 883

Sill Lee MFS 75-79 837 848 GOLD

Beitzel Paul MFS 80-84 N/A 439

Mott Donald Modified 80-84 808 N/A GOLD

Sapinski Eric MFSL 60-64 431 834 GOLD

Davis Emory MFSL 75-79 645 803 GOLD

Rogers Rick MTRAD 55-59 N/A 591

Hays David MTRAD 55-59 471 591 GOLD

Bob Shipman, Archery Venue Manager (Call 563-370-5754 for additional information/questions) 2012 Quad Cities Senior Olympics

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ANNUAL ISAA MEETING July 1, 2012

Waverly Archery Club Waverly, IA

At approximately 4:15pm President Diana Deaton called the meeting to order.

The ISAA members that were present at the meeting included:

Steve Cline Ed Horn Gary Kostka Bridger Deaton Jim Hunt Jan Kostka Ryan Greenlief Rhett Knoll Joe Veith

The ISAA board members that were present at the meeting included:

President Diana Deaton 1st Vice President Dan Veith 2nd Vice President Ken Sharp Treasurer & Membership Bob Shipman 20 Pin Secretary & Historian Karol Swank Awards Chairman & Web Master John Shappell NFAA Director Norm Swank Publicity Chairman John Carlson Arrow Hound Editor Barb Sharp Secretary Monica Sargent

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Ryan G. made a motion to waive the reading of the previous meeting minutes and Joe V. seconded the

motion. The motion passed with a majority show of hands.

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John C. provided an update on the initiative to change the IRS tax designation of the ISAA from 501(c)(4)

Social Welfare Organization to 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization. The cost to make this change will include a

flat fee of $50✕ ✖✝✂ ✡✗✄ ✘✒✙✚✄✂✛✟ ✟✄✂☎✆✜✄✟✢ ✒ ✖✄✄ ✡✝ ✂✄✙✂✆✡✄ ✡✗✄ ✏✂✡✆✜✘✄✟ ✝✖ ✍☛✜✝✂✣✝✂✒✡✆✝☛ ✒☛✤ a fee of $800 for the

IRS. John C. explained that the Articles of Incorporation must be revised to include statements about the ISAA

charitable programs so that the ISAA is regarded as a charity rather than a club. John C. passed out a copy of

the proposed Articles drafted by John Greve, the lawyer, for all attendees to read. Dan V. asked if under the

new IRS designation the ISAA was required to give away a certain percentage of its profit. Bob S. noted that

the lawyer would be able to provide an answer to this question. John C. noted that under the new IRS

designation the ISAA would qualify to receive money from the sale of non-✂✄✟✆✤✄☛✡ ✤✄✄✂ ✥✦✝☎✄r☛✝✂✛✟ ✡✒☞✟✧✢

approximately $4000. Norm S. made a motion to accept the restated Articles of Incorporation and Dan V.

seconded the motion. The motion passed with a majority show of hands.

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Gary K. asked if there is enough money to replenish the scholarship program. Bob S. confirmed that there is

money for scholarships again this year. Bob S. reported that there is $15,380 in the scholarship program

account and that the account is earning $160 per year in interest. Dan V. asked how the scholarship program

is funded. Bob S. replied that it is funded by the ProAm profits and the interest earned on the account.

Jan K. spoke about the selection process for the scholarship program and said that the committee considers

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D., Diane D. and Ed H. voiced their opinion that ✟✒ ✟☞☞✞☛☎✟✒✏✓✡ participation in archery should be a major factor

in the selection of scholarship recipients, especially their participation in the ISAA. Karol S., Ken S. and Diana

D. voiced their opinion that there should be a written set of guidelines that explain the basis for awarding

scholarships. Barb S. suggested creating a maximum amount that one person could be awarded by the

Scholarship Program. Dan V. asked if the scholarships could go toward a technical school or trade program.

Diana D. replied that the scholarship could go toward any continued education beyond high school and

suggested that the Scholarship Committee reference the Easton scholarship guidelines. Karol S. made a

motion for the Scholarship Committee to create written guidelines for selecting the scholarship recipients and

for the guidelines to be presented at the ISAA Board Meeting in September. Ryan G. seconded the motion.

The motion passed with a majority show of hands.

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Bridger D. asked why the entry fee for the pro division is low in cost compared to other tournaments such as

the ones held in Presley and Lancaster. Karol S. replied that Kevin Kramer (ProAm Tournament Director) is

against raising the entry fees because the tournament is at a new venue and that he would rather get more

vendors in order to earn more money. Karol S. recommended that Bridger D. contact Tyler Heck (Pro

Chairman) with his suggestion to raise the entry fee for the pro shooters and ask Tyler to discuss it at the ISAA

Board Member Meeting in September.

Bob S. reported the 2012 ProAm profits at $12,557 which is double the amount from the 2011 ProAm at

$5800. The practice range earned $2500 and the bow storage earned $412. Ken S. mentioned that the

targets used in the 2012 ProAm were borrowed and that new targets may need to be purchased. John S.

suggested rebuilding the old targets and using them as practice targets. Karol S. mentioned that Kevin K. is

working with Delta for all new targets. Dan V. asked if there are any donation commitments made for the 2013

ProAm. Karol S. replied that Scheels has committed to $10,000 and Mathews has committed to $5000.

Ed H. suggested that there be two pro divisions at the ProAm: a traditional pro division intended for the pro

shooters and a semi pro division for skilled amateurs. A rule could be established that a skilled amateur must

shoot in the traditional pro division if they win the amateur pro division a certain number of times. This topic

will be discussed at the annual ProAm meeting which will be set up by Diana D.

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Ken S. recommended that the Improvement Grant be tabled for another year.

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2012 ISAA BOARD MEMBERS President

Diana L Deaton 140 Terrace Drive - Otley, Iowa 50214 (641) 780-5999 Diana.deaton@adp.com

Awards Chairman & Web Master

John Shappell 2590 Central Ave. - Dubuque, IA 52001 (563) 495-0012 johnshappell@mchsi.com

1st Vice President Dan Veith 3120 Fernwood Avenue - Davenport, Ia 52807 (563) 359-0079 veithsquad@aol.com

Pro Chairman Tyler Heck 1317 W. 7th Street - Spencer, Ia. 51301 (712) 240-0345 Heckt2123@gmail.com

2nd Vice President Ken Sharp 3817 113th Avenue - Norwalk, Ia 50211 (515) 961-6885 sharpbk11@msn.com

NFAA Director

Norm Swank 403 Main Street - Reasnor, Ia. 50221 C: (641) 521-2294 nswank2@gmail.com

Secretary

Monica Sargent 5289 Serenity Lane - Central City, Ia. 52214 (319) 438-6037 serenityarchers@gmail.com

Bowhunter Chairman Erv Wagner 3725 N.E. 56th Street - Altoona, Ia. 50009 (515) 265-6500 afsman1@msn.com www.archeryfield.com

Treasurer & Membership Bob Shipman 108 Fairway Circle - Eldridge, Ia. 52748 (563) 285-5391 (563) 370-5754 bshipper@netins.net

Pro Am Chairman Kevin Kramer, Tournament Director ISAA Pro Am Archery Tournament and Tradeshow 305 N. Pierce Avenue - Mason City, Ia. 50401 Phone: (641) 512-7054 email: kevin@isaaproam.com www.isaaproam.com

20 Pin Secretary & Historian Karol Swank 403 Main Street - Reasnor, Ia. 50221 (641) 521-2293 karolswank@gmail.com

Arrow Hound Editor Barb Sharp 3817-113th Avenue - Norwalk, Ia. 50211 (515) 961-6885 sharpbk11@msn.com

Hall of Fame Chairman Patricia Bridge 2385 Paris Rd. - Central City, Ia. 52214 (319) 438-1294 Patriciabridge78@yahoo.com

Publicity Chairman John Carlson 810 S. 10th Ave. E. - Lake Mills, Ia. 50450 (641) 592-1991 johnarch@WCTAtel.net

ISAA Charter Members Allamakee Sportsmans Club Earl Goodman 918 2nd St. N.W. - Waukon, Ia. 52172 563-568-6969 www.Geocities.com/allamakeesportsman Archery Field & Sports Erv Wagner 3725 NE 56th Street - Altoona, Ia. 50009 (515) 265-6500 www.archeryfield.com Buckridge Bow Hunters Al Schuster Box 7875 - Spencer, Ia. 51301 (712) 262-5644 www.buckridgebowhunters.com buckridgebowhunters@gmail.com Davenport Valley Archers Carl Johnson 533 East Park - Geneseo, IL 61254 (309) 944-2951 Johnsonfam5@theinter.com www.davenportvalleyarchers.com Dubuque Field Archers John Shappell 2590 Central - Dubuque, Ia 52001 Cell: (563) 495-0012 www.dubuquefieldarchers.com Gismos & Gadgets Larry & Cindy Roberts 1306 ½ S. Taft - Mason City, Ia. 50401 (641) 424-6987 cindy@gismosandgadgets,com

Hitaga Archery Club Secretary Kathy Peacock 57652 Nugent Rd. - Coggon, Ia. 52218 (319) 435-2012 Iowa County Archers Jerry (Jake) Sanders 410 Monroe Street - South English, Ia. 52335 (319) 667-6122 Iowa State Archery Assn. Monica Sargent 5289 Serenity Lane - Central City, Ia. 52214 (319) 438-6037 serenityarchers@gmail.com Lost Arrows �✁✂✂ ✄☎✆✝✞✂✝ ✟✠✝✡✂☛☞ 34588 Irving Court - Earlham, Ia. 50072 (515) 710-8693 or 710-8641 Spenser@lostarrowsarcheryschool.com Mid-Iowa Archery Club, Inc. Doyle Kincy P.O. Box 7581 - Urbandale, Ia. 50323 (515) 710-4752 dwkincy@msn.com www.midiowaarchers.com Mohawk Archery Club, Inc. Katie Niemoth (Secretary) 657 4th ST NE - Mason City, Ia. 50401 (641) 424 9671 www.mohawkarchery.org

Muscatine Archery Club

Jackie Nupp 1055 Stone St. - Muscatine, Ia. 52761 (563) 264-2541 Osage Conservation Club Joe Huffman 921 Chase St - Osage Ia. 50461 phuffman@osage.net cell-641-220-6025 Plumb Creek Archery NEW!! 723 9th Street, S.E. Dyersville, Ia. 52040 www.Plumbcreekarchery.com (563) 875-7525 Waltonian Archers of Linn County P.O. Box 11121 - Cedar Rapids, Ia. 52410 (319) 393-5693 www.waltonianarchers.net Wapsie Bow Hunters Shelli Hershey 110 S. Madison Street - Hazelton, Ia. 50641 (319) 636-2162 Waverly Archery Club Finley Manifold (641) 857-6664 Wild Rivers Archery Club Mary Segebart 2625 Donna Reed Road - Denison, Ia. 51442 (712) 262-3400 damseg2@hotmail.com

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